The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-29

lhc weather has been rather cool an:,
ta!'.like the past few DAYS.
The whistles on the new locomotives
sound like regular fog horns.
"a large number Of railroad men were
shipped back to Denver to-day.
y portion OF Sebree street i, being grad.
ed with earth from Savagc's ccller.
On Monday Savage's old shop was torn
down and Tuesday excavating began.
Two or three drunkS were run int, thr
c"la'oose by the city marshal las, night.
Some o! the exrai!road hands made
things lively around town Thursday night,
There has been a large quantity Of wool
nnloaded at this station the past three
days.
| Engineer Ed. Hughes is enjoying a rest
from h:> 'a'or>. lie has a thirty DAYS
lay of.
Prof. firc'' has been engaged to sing in
the Baptist church choir each Sunday
hereafter.
The handsome galvanized: cornicc has
been put in place on the kupIe,- Stiles
Eliel building.
The Dillon Furniture Co.'S store is so full
Ct new goods that Manager Pau! can hardly
get in and out
l-a>nc Il Chaplin have new safe in
their club room, next the Corinne Hotel
1t is the cutcst little affair we ever saw
The card Off. w. Howard, NJ D.. will
be found on another page. His office, for
the present, is in the postotlice building.
Wcenink, The photographer, has decided
10 build a gallery Just north Of the new
building being erected on the site Of the
old rink
We understand i new time care. will
soon he issued on the I. !: y. It is
thought the time will he shortened betvse;
pocatcIlo ard Butte several hour~
Geo. Hardy, OF Dannack, was thrown
from a horse, last week, ans! had his collar
bone broken. Dr. pirkman went ND to
Hinnack and r>,l:ccd ths, fracture
d.. pirk,nan went to bannarI; las, Erl-
day t" attend Frank Hardy who was suffer
ing trDn a EroNrn knee. The doctor fxca
him NJ and he is getting along nicely
The solos rv:l..rrcsl bv Prof l'irclI, at the
tf,t ,,,..;,
ton to his hearers. No such singing has
been heard in Dillon for many a long day
Thomas, the brewery man, at Beaver
Canyon, on the arrival O.! th" broad gauge
special, last Monday, remarked: I'VE used
To have Il turkey trail but now we've got Il
huzza:'i.'
Will Dinslev returned from philipsburg,
Tuesday night, where he rode in several OF
the races. He leaves, in a few days, for
Helena and Butte to be on hand for the
August races.
Photographers White went down to the
Fort Hall Indian reservation, last Satur-
day, and obtained some excellent negatives
OF til" redskins while they were engace. in
drawing their rations.
G. Wilson, administrator of the estate
Of Phi!bert Mosen. dccea ,cd, gives notice
in this paper that the creditors Of Tire dc.
ceased must file their claims with him ON
or before February lst, 1855.
One OF the ncatcst and most comfortable
hotels ON the lire OF the Utal, Il Northern,
is the Peat Hotel, at Spring Hill. The
proprictors and his cstimablc wife under
stand the business thoroughly.
Mcssr> Shaw and Elinn arrived nome,
Sunday morning. They dy5vy band Of
cattle from Oregon to this territory They
had rough trip, as they encountered all
sorts Of weather, wet and dry, cold and hot.
Mart Walters rugged up the d. l.. X &.
Co.'S planning mill near the lumber yard,
and has been running it this week, dressing
Gulcl will bc started up, with Walters in
charge.
The spreading OF the rails, near Woodin
station. yesterday afternoon caused the
di,chiny of eleven treish, car, and the de.
lay of the >outh.bound passenger IS hours,
up to the time OF going' I" press. No one
was hurt.
\ team Of horses hitci,cd TO Il lumber
wagon, became frightened by the cars. yes
terdav, near the lumber ward, and made
things lively for time. Beyond hrcakiny